The Melbourne Storm overcame an early setback and a fierce second-half fightback to overpower the Sydney Roosters 48-18 in the first preliminary final at AAMI Park.

Nadroga lass Tabua Tuinakauvadra is set to start for the Wallaroos in their opening WXV 2 match against Wales in Cape Town tomorrow.

The issue where people lose their homes to mortgages due to payment delays is common.

Goal scoring is not a problem for the Tavua football side despite in a must win situation in the final leg of the Digicel Fiji Senior League National Play-Off.

Qantas engineers plan to strike in Sydney, coinciding with the NSW school holidays and the lead-up to the NRL grand final, as they step up their fight for better pay.

Assistant Minister for Children Sashi Kiran highlights the growing concerns surrounding children’s use of gadgets, stressing the need for greater awareness and support mechanisms for parents.

Lifeline Fiji has noted a change in the mindset on mental health, as a significant number of people have sought assistance with their struggles in life.

The Maritime and Safety Authority, with stakeholders and NGOs, are conducting boat master training all around Fiji to avoid incidents in the shipping sector.

A significant number of Fijians have expressed willingness to invest in solar systems, as the government strives to achieve 100 percent use of renewable energy by 2036.

Strong international cooperation, diplomacy, and a commitment to upholding the principles of the United Nations Charter are indispensable as all of these are outlined in Fiji’s recently launched Foreign Policy White Paper.

A review of the 2011 Housing Policy is important in addressing the complexities of housing issues and urbanization.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Cooperatives, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Communications Manoa Kamikamica has officially launched the businessNOW FIJI e-Services platform.